- What is included in a powered shell?
- A powered shell normally comprises land, grid connection and base infrastructure together with the building's structure and envelope developed to a defined delivery level. The operator then usually carries out the operation-specific installation of, for example, IT equipment, cooling, UPS, back-up power and security. The exact demarcation is established for each project and agreement.
- How does a powered shell differ from a power-ready site?
- A power-ready site normally refers to a location where the land, power, grid and permitting conditions have been developed, but where the building has not necessarily been erected. A powered shell also includes a physical building with structure, envelope and the agreed base infrastructure.
- How do you work with power and grid connection?
- We work according to a power-first model and begin by analysing the power and grid conditions. We distinguish clearly between indicative potential, ongoing grid dialogue, reserved capacity and a contracted grid connection. Project-specific status is communicated only once it can be verified.
- Does Nordic Site Development own the land and the building?
- The ownership and control structure can vary between projects. Land may, for example, be owned, covered by an option agreement or controlled through other arrangements. Nordic Site Development's long-term role and ownership are defined project by project.
- How do we start a dialogue?
- Use the contact form and select the area that best matches your inquiry. Feel free to describe your organisation, role, geographic interest, power requirement and preferred timeline — without including sensitive or security-critical information in the first message.